The future of frontend tooling
summary
Predicts that ES2015 modules bring static imports that enable tree shaking so bundlers still run to produce dependency graphs and minify for compression gains; describes how dynamic loading uses system.import and why native loaders differ between Node and browsers; explains HTTP2 server push plus push manifests and cache-digest but warns about prioritization, responsive images, and auth edge cases; shows web components add shadow DOM and templates but break progressive enhancement and don’t remove the need for frameworks or server rendering as a fallback.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:26Feature 1: HTTP2 is a binary protocol
- 9:54Feature 2: Server push
- 21:40Conclusion
- 23:24Will web components change the way we work?
